Oct 31st Halloween Horror Nights - Boogaloo, Washington, D.C.

Halloween Horror Nights by Morgan Chase4 on 2 Floors

Twilight Floor:

Morgan Chase4 (Twilight)
(gothic / new wave / punk rock / metal)

Marin (80's Party)
(80's Synth pop /pop / darkwave)

DVD screening:
THE 69 EYES «Helsinky Vampires» videos

Promotion of the new THE 69 EYES "Goth'N'Roll" box set

DARK FASHION SHOW

AŽDAJA GOTHIC CLOTHING by Tajana Štasni
www.azdaja-boutique.com

DELICATE by Ida Šintić
www.delicate-style.com

ELECTRO FLOOR:

Dark Voice (Essigfabrik, Cologne www.myspace.com/djdarkvoice)
(electro / ebm / industrial)

Agyar (cro ebm United)
( ebm /synth pop)

Red Lilly (cro ebm United)
(old school ebm / dark electro)

Friday, Oct 31st at 9:00 PM at Boogaloo, 68 Main Street, Washington, D.C.

Pre-sale ($10): Planet Music – 37 Ilica St, Kovač – 14 Masarykov St, Metal Bar Runa – 5 Opatički St, Metal Shop Runa – 17 Gaj St, Boogaloo – 68 Main Street (available at the entrance $12)

👋 👋 Do you happen to know what times they'll be playing dark Voice and Red Lilly?? And how late is the night going to run?
I absolutely love Halloween 😈

The night should run from 9:00 PM straight through to 4:00 AM. You'll have dark Voice, Red Lilly, and Agyar rotating on the electro floor all night long.

Morgan Chase4 said:The whole thing should run from 9:00 PM until about 4:00 AM, and we'll have Dark Voice, Red Lilly, and Agyar rotating sets on the electro floor throughout the entire night.

That sounds awesome, I am really looking forward to 👋

Honestly, I feel for you all...

My husband and I are from San Francisco, and in situations like this, we really regret not living in Washington, D.C. 😢

And I have to thank Morgan Chase4—I think back in 2005, there was a killer Halloween party at the old venue with his band and the legendary Mizar. We had such an incredible time...😉
But judging by the current scene here in San Francisco, there's zero hope for us goths 😢

Plus, we have a baby at home now, so that kind of nightlife is off the table for a while, especially for me.

Sam Alvarez7 said:Man, I am so incredibly jealous of you guys...

My husband and I are from San Francisco, and in situations like this, we honestly feel a real sense of regret that we don't live in Washington, D.C.😢

Sigh, and here I am always listening to people say, "Lucky San Franciscans, they have such a much more developed scene." 😁
There really isn't any hope for the gothic crowd in the rest of America.

Susan Nguyen85 said:Honestly, there's just zero hope left for the gothic scene in the entire US

Halloween is right around the corner, so let's go
...which means anyone who actually identifies as goth better start stepping up their game🙂

Sam Alvarez7 said:Oh, lucky you guys...

My husband and I are from San Francisco, and in times like this, we really regret not living in Washington, D.C. 😢

And I have to thank Morgan Chase4—back when, maybe 2005? There was a killer Halloween party at the old venue with his band and the legendary Mizar. We had an absolute blast...😉
Judging by the current scene here in San Francisco, there's zero hope for us goths. 😢

Plus, we have a baby at home now, so that kind of nightlife is off the table for a while, especially for me.

Well, San Francisco isn't even that far. Last year, plenty of people showed up from SF, and even people from Miami and Indianapolis, who had way more ground to cover!

👋 I'm in! Gonna get all decked out and ready 😬

jupii!

Oh man, I just absolutely adore Halloween at Halloween Horror Nights... especially when a poster like this 😉 calls out to me...

coastalhawk13 said:...what else does a true goth actually need? 🙂

A razor or a handful of pills?

coastalhawk13 said:Halloween is right around the corner, so let's get ready.
What else does a true goth actually need? 🙂

I don't really care much about the hardcore goth crowd; what I’m actually looking for is a legitimate, heavy dark electro floor. 😁

Hey guys, quick question—costumes aren't mandatory, right? Will it be enough if my crew and I just show up decked out in all black with heavy eyeliner? 🙂

Angela Long93 said:Hey guys, quick question—costumes aren't mandatory, right? Is it enough if my crew and I just show up decked out in all black with heavy eyeliner? 🙂

I think you'll get through without any issues as long as you don't start acting up. 😉 By the way, this is basically how I look every single day. 😬

Angela Long93 said:Hey everyone, quick question—costumes aren't mandatory, right? Will it be enough if my crew and I just show up decked out in all black with heavy eyeliner? 🙂

Costumes aren't mandatory, but you really should wear one—it’s half the fun of the whole event.

Apologies in advance for going off-topic, but I wasn't sure where else to direct this question to Morgan Chase4!

So, dear Morgan,
why is it that every single time at the 80s listening session, you play the exact same playlist???
The 80s are overflowing with incredible music, so I don't get why it's always the same stuff. 😢
Cheers!

because he basically used pure math to figure out that this playlist is the absolute best way to get the party going and keep the blood pumping—plus, let’s be real, you’re usually wasted anyway, so I have no idea how you can even tell if it's any good 🙄

Charles Bennett15 said:Sorry for going off-topic, but I didn't know where else to direct a question to Morgan Chase4!

So, dear Morgan,
why is it that every single time at the 80s listening session, you play the exact same playlist???
The 80s were overflowing with incredible music, so I don't get why it's always the same stuff. 😢
Cheers!

Look, I honestly don't even know how to respond to this, but I'll give it a shot.

1. First off, we don't play the same songs every time; we just play certain tracks that are absolute essentials!
2. The 80s were what they were, and we can't change history.
3. Most people don't even recognize the tracks we actually play.
4. Most people just demand the same old hits every time—you know, Blue Monday, Tainted Love, You Spin Me Round, Dancing with Tears in My Eyes, White Wedding...
5. There are two floors: the main one where the commercial stuff plays, and the smaller one for the alternative scene.
6. We play the songs we believe are good.
7. If you think you can throw a better 80s party, be my guest. Go ahead and host one; I’ll be the first one through the door because I could seriously use a party I didn't have to organize myself.

Best,

Michael Newman50 said:since he used pure mathematical calculations to determine this playlist is the ultimate setup for a killer party, and you're always too drunk to even know if it's actually good🙄

Not just math, either. Honestly, I just play whatever Milan Tarot tells me I have to play. There, my secret is out!

The songs were honestly terrible—there wasn't a single hit in the bunch. 🙂
Please just bring back the old, reliable playlist. 🥳thnxbai